Quadrigeneric, trigeneric and bigeneric again!!!
Hello All,
I donât know what happened to my topic was lost. I have to post this again.
In middle of last year, I talked about crossing xQuesistrumâClaudiaâ with unknown xNeomea (Maybe xNeomea exquisite) to create Quadrigeneric hybrids. There is only a few seedlings left. Here are 3 largest seedlings of the batch now show up the potential of Canistrum fosterianum the parent of xQues.âClaudiaâ I had talked with Lisa about nothogenous of this hybrids. She said Iâd have to create a new name using my last name. My last name is Chayangsu. This plant should name xChayangsuara.
The first has nice form and pattern of Canistrum fosterianum
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The second and third doesnât show their potential.
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At the same time, I also pollinated xQues.âClaudiâ with Ae.chantiniiâBlackâ. Now I have about 20 seedlings. Most has dark scurfy foliages. For nothogenous, I'm thinking xQuesistrumea would be the easiest for a cross between xQuesistrum and Aechmea.
The first has very nice dark foliages with black spines. I love this one.
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The second and third are also nice.
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I also crossed N.mooreana with Ae.chantiniiâBlackâ. I think of stripe plant of Ae.chantinii with curly foliage of N.mooreana. Now seedlings start showing what Iâm looking for. A lovely xNeomea.
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Cheers
Yong
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